Kerry urges Taliban to strech assent with Kabul
US Secretary of State John Kerry. PHOTO: Reuters
BRUSSELS: US Secretary of State John Kerry on Wednesday urged Afghanistan’s Taliban militants to follow a new instance of a scandalous warlord and make an “honourable” assent with a Kabul government.
“There is a trail toward an fair finish to a dispute that a Taliban have waged — it is a dispute that can't be won on a battlefield,” Kerry told an general donor discussion in Brussels.
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Kerry pronounced a assent understanding sealed final month by Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, who heads a Hezb-i-Islami organisation and was a pivotal figure in Afghanistan’s polite fight in a 1990s, was a “model for what competence be possible.”
“The summary for a Taliban would be: take note,” he said.
Kerry combined that a assent understanding would in fact grasp a Taliban’s aim of expelling unfamiliar army from Afghanistan, 15 years after a US-led advance gathering a Islamist organisation from power.
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“A domestic allotment negotiated with a Afghan supervision is a usually approach to finish a fighting, safeguard durability stability, and grasp a full drawdown of general troops forces, that is their goal,” he said.
“Their idea of ridding Afghanistan of outmost army will not come by a continued insurgency, it will come by peace.”
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